Peter Sagal

Congratulations and well done. I am a winner. You are a winner in this and in all things. Thank you so much for playing, and thanks for giving Luke a point. Great. Thank you very much. Take care.

Congratulations and well done. I am a winner. You are a winner in this and in all things. Thank you so much for playing, and thanks for giving Luke a point. Great. Thank you very much. Take care.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And now the game we call Not My Job. Nathan Lane is a movie and TV star and an absolute Broadway legend. He was last on our show a few years ago to promote the first season of Only Murders in the Building. But he's now starring in a new sitcom, Mid-Century Modern, where he plays a gay man living with his two best friends.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.

And thankfully, at least as of the end of the first season, none of them have been murdered. Nathan Lane, welcome back to Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me. Thank you. Um... Congratulations on the new show. I have been watching it and enjoying it immensely. It's on Hulu. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. This is not the first time you have starred in a TV show, though, but it may be the most successful.

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.